Basic Training at Fort Toccoa was the toughest BT in the Armed Forces. At Toccoa, they took in baby-faced recruits and turned them into lean, mean killing machines. Each of the 140 men and 7 officers who had come to Ft. Toccoa had either been an athlete or a hunter in high school. Toccoa was so tough that many of the OFFICERS didn't make it through there. The instructors in Georgia were very tough on these men

Berchtesgaden was where all of the Nazi high brass came to see Hitler. It was funny, because it was supposed to be the most heavily guarded nazi position. Easy Company took it without having to fire a shot. They marched right in and took it and began to set up regimental HQ. Here, at the Eagle's Nest, there was plenty of free food, silverware, and cars for all of the sergeants. Many of the men who were interviewed for this book were still using the silverware that they had taken from here 45 years ago. Finally, the big American brass arrived and kicked all of the enlisted men out into the town and hotels.

. They knew that they had to be in supreme physical condition, or else they would never survive. To get these men in top physical condition, the drill sergeants ran the men up and down a hill that they called

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